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welcome to SpyCast from the Secret Files of the International Spy Museum in

Washington, D.C.

I'm Dr. Vint Houghton, the Museum's historian and curator.

Every week, Spycast brings you interesting conversation. Hottin, the Museum's Historian and Curator.

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We're joined today by Nancy Greenspan,

an author whose previous work, The End of the certain world, the life and science of Max

Born, the noble physicist who ignited the quantum revolution, is, in my humble opinion, the definitive

biography of one of history's most important scientists.

She has now written Atomic Spy, The Dark Lives of Klaus Fuchs, which again is the book to read to

understand the life motivations and impact of one of the world's most notorious

spies. So welcome Nancy, thank you for talking to a short spy cast. We've been

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